Debunking implausible gravity claims in pianism/boxing

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In summary, the conversation revolves around using scientific methods to discredit the idea of gravity playing a significant role in piano playing. The individual is seeking ways to measure the maximum potential frequency of free falling weight and is looking for theories or experiments to test this. Some studies and links are provided, and the conversation also touches on the relevance of gravity and the energy required to press a piano key.
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A human who limits themself to gravitational acceleration hasn't even neared their physiological limit. It would be quite such a handicap to human and machine alike that I wouldn't expect a remotely impressive frequency from either. If the machine alone has the handicap and I use my muscles, I'm sure I could beat it.
 
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